The phrase "able to make advance" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may be intended to convey the ability to make progress or advance in a certain context.
Example: "She is able to make advance in her studies with the help of a tutor."
Alternatives: "capable of making progress" or "able to move forward".
If he had stayed with the same technologies, he would not be able to make advances.
With an additional $3 million in the bank, Health2Sync should be able to make advances in their technology that help people take better control of their diabetes, especially in areas like Japan, China and Southeast Asia that the company is targeting.
With an additional $3 million in the bank, Health2Sync should be able to make advances in their technology that help people take better control of their diabetes, especially in areas like Japan, China and Southeast Asia that the company is targeting.
But despite its best efforts, its progressive coalition partner, the Citizens Action Partyy, has not been able to make advancing agrarian reform or rolling back neoliberal policies priorities for the administration.
By leaving aside his own hopes and instead letting the data be his guide, he was able to make the advance that a lesser mind would have failed to discover.
In research conducted in Japan on advance directives making in the event of terminal illness, Asai [ 19] suggested that Japanese terminally patients, despite having competency to do so, might not actually be able to make their advance directives concrete enough to guide physician's decisions.
The toll, however, was high, with up to 2,500 opposition fighters thought to have been killed and the Syrian military and its backers able to make strategic advances around the eastern flank of Aleppo, which had remained an opposition bastion for 18 months.
"Working with the team at the wildlife park we have, together, been able to make huge advances in the reproductive healthcare and breeding management of these incredible apes," said Dr Routh.
Jerusalem was able to make further advances into Egypt, briefly occupying Cairo in the 1160s.
